WP#1 - N 45° 28.381 W 075° 31.300
RC Parish St Joseph d'Orléans
The church was completed in 1920. It took the place of the original much smaller building erected shortly after the founding of the parish, which celebrated its 150th in 2010. A major renovation took place after the Second Vatican Council and the colourful stained glass windows are from the last 20 years. The parish is home for the largest French congregation in the Archdiocese of Ottawa. The style of the building is similar to several Francophone churches in the area.
ABCD = the date on the statue of St Joseph
WP#2 - N 45° 29.045 W 075° 30.009
Ottawa Police Service (East Division)
The Ottawa Police Service (East Division) building opened on April 2, 2002. Designed by Barry J. Hobin Architects and built by R.E. Hein Construction, this building provides an office environment for members of the Patrol and District Directorates, Criminal Investigations, Emergency Operations and the Cumberland Community Police Centre. Police cars, motorcycles, bicycles and other specialized police equipment are located on the north side of the building and will be available for viewing.
Enjoy your visit.
WP#3 - N 45° 28.816 W 075° 30.690
Shenkman Arts Centre
Shenkman Arts Centre is east-end Ottawa’s creative hub for bilingual multidisciplinary arts. The centre officially opened in June 2009. It features a 500-seat performance hall, a 150-seat black-box theatre, four art galleries and specialized studio space for the performing and visual arts. The Orléans Festival will take place on the same day inside and outside the Shenkman Arts Centre, bringing together a variety of artists, chefs and artisans.
EFGH = the date on "Resonance" ... the steel piano sculpture
The plaque on the piano is missing. The date is 2009
The cache is hidden at N 45 28.(B-1)(C+1)(D+1) W 75 30.(H-2)(G+1)(D+3)
Bring a pen or pencil to log your find.
